The tape idea was given to me by one of the best known breeders in the business. It does seem like a cruel way to catch the snake, but so is finding it dead because it ate something toxic in your house and died because you couldn't find it. I'm not saying that it's the most humane way to catch a snake, but if you check the tape often, and remove the tape carefully, then it can be an effective method of catching a snake and keeping it from going too many other places.



Dave
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1.1.0 Sinaloan Milk Snakes

1.1.0 California King Snakes

1.0.0 Hypo Honduran Milksnakes

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0.1.0 Het Albino Honduran Milksnakes

0.0.2 Rescued Green Iguanas (Achilles and Zim)

0.1.0 Adopted Ball Python

1.0.1 Bearded Dragons (Helios and Smaug)

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• escaped! - weebeasties, Mon Feb 27 17:13:44 2006
• RE: escaped! very long reply - munchkins, Mon Feb 27 21:21:12 2006
• be careful... - wpglaeser, Thu Mar 2 12:53:25 2006
• RE: escaped! L/P sorry. - Gravity_Freak, Tue Feb 28 12:12:24 2006
• I'd avoid the duct tape... - wpglaeser, Thu Mar 2 12:55:30 2006
• RE: I'd avoid the duct tape... - Gravity_Freak, Thu Mar 2 13:44:27 2006
• RE: escaped! - billstevenson, Wed Mar 1 20:32:47 2006